Many beautiful places to visit, please be aware of your surroundings, and be courteous to others…read more Over a million acres, the Bighorns offer many wonderful experiences! Bears, mountain lions, moose, elk, deer, and wolves are all wild animals that don't read English, but they read people. Live, and let live.

Can't say enough about how beautiful this area is!!! The mountains, and the wildlife are incredible.read more

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is a massive recreation area spread across Wyoming and…read moreMontana. There is a visitor center in each state and vastly different personalities to the area at either end. If you're looking to visit the canyons head to the Wyoming visitor center. You can not access the canyons by car from Montana (without a 2+ hour drive). From the Montana side you can visit the Yellowtail Dam (currently closed due to Covid), there is boat access here and you can fish in the river. Fly fishing is very popular in this area. This is a beautiful area to visit especially if you have access to a boat.

I would title this "Diamond in the Rough" or "Work in Progress". Park has gone many years without…read moremaintenance but new owner is determined to revive its charm and uniqueness. Currently there are only three sites with water and electricity that work. (Check availability first). Women's bathroom has two working toilets. No showers or laundry, yet. Dump station is very close. Wagon Box Inn is just a hop, skip, and a jump away and there is also horseback riding available. The Penrose trail and fish hatchery are nearby. Monty, the camp host, is very sweet and helpful. She can answer all your questions, loves everyone's dogs including hers. Don't miss this one if you don't mind some of the minor inconveniences.